Mechanix Illustrated
Issue: Jun, 1951
Posted in: House and Home
Posted: 04/17/2008
4 Comments on Sound Waves get your wash clean (Jun, 1951)

Sound Waves get your wash clean (Jun, 1951)

Yesterday on Boing Boing Gadgets one of their excellent new writers, John Brownlee, posted this ultrasonic dish cleaner. Well here’s my counterpoint: a not-so-ultrasonic laundry cleaner, AKA The Hooter! It only takes 5 minutes of unbearable loudness to clean your little tub of clothes.

Sound Waves get your wash clean, claims Robert Bosch of Stuttgart, Germany. This seven-pound machine works on principle of auto horn. Hooter must sound for five minutes. Cost is $32.

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4 comments
  1. Blurgle says: April 18, 20081:51 am

    “Honey, when I said I wanted a Bosch washing machine, this isn’t what I meant!”

  2. Githyanki says: April 18, 20084:49 am

    The model looks quite skeptical.

  3. Michael Patrick says: April 18, 20085:41 am

    Principal of an auto horn? So instead of loading up the washing machine I should just pile-up the dirth clothes in front of my car and honk the horn…………

  4. sachin khutwad says: July 23, 20087:55 am

    respected sir,
    i m final year engineering student wants to do project on washing machine using sound waves.i really likes ur idea. will u help me?

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